When using Kaito, pay attention to two things: KaitoStudio has released a Twitter verification task—make sure you’ve completed it and installed the required Kaito plugin (Figure 1). Additionally, Kaito’s Aura has restarted its calculation after a long pause, but I can only gain one Aura per day. I’ve asked several Chinese creators, and many have the same issue—do Chinese creators consistently gain just one Aura each day? (Figure 2) Below, let’s discuss Bagel—interested participants can leave comments. I reviewed all the Bagel Bakers rules, and the most important takeaway isn’t “you can submit up to 10 posts,” but rather that only your top 3 highest-performing qualified posts will be counted (Figure 3). ✅ How is the prize pool distributed? The total prize pool is 8,800 USDC: 7,800 USDC goes to the top 30 creators by ranking, and the remaining 1,000 USDC is allocated to the referral leaderboard—do not assume all 30 spots receive an equal share of the entire pool. ✅ How to submit content? Post an original tweet mentioning @Bagel_win, then submit the main tweet link via Kaito Studio. Each Kaito account can submit up to 10 times; content must meet the project’s requirements and remain publicly accessible throughout the campaign period. 💡 My approach: Instead of cramming multiple features into every post, focus on clearly explaining one key topic per post—whether it’s mobile experience, copy trading analysis, AI research, or order tools. Each can be explored in depth. First, fully understand the product, then aim to produce three high-value pieces of content. This is a creator campaign—rewards are based on eligibility and ranking, not simply on participation. Also, avoid treating potential airdrops as guaranteed promises.